I plan on using 2 remotes: 1 for DVR/Set Top box and 1 for Denon Receiver. What all do I need to buy because I am not buy universal remote?
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I second the suggestion of a universal remote. You can find them rather inexpensively. If you want to use two remotes then you will need two of the transmitter and 2/3 AA battery combinations. Of course one comes with the unit. A second one will cost about $20 here on amazon. It might be a little less expensive to go with a universal remote. If another concern drives you to want to use two remotes, be sure you get your extra transmitter with the same frequency as your unit. There are only two frequencies.
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You probably ought to get a universal remote because of the way the next generation device works. The next gen has a RF transmitter housed in the battery case of whatever remote you use. As it ships, the next gen can control only one device. If you want to control multiple components you need the triple-eye emitter accessory for the next gen. The ideal setup is one universal remote (Logitech 650 for example) with a next gen device with the 3-eye emitter. Then you can control all your devices from one remote no matter where the devices are stored (within the limits of the RF)
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this is the same as the original remote that came with the Dish DVR. you would have to teach it to control the TV by inserting the proper codes for your TV set.
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Works with my DirecTV/DVR. No reason it won't work with yours. It should work to convert any infra-red signal remote to RF.
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If you unit has universal RCA connections, it will connect to the DVR. Mine is connected to an amplifier. I am so pleased with it that I am going to get another for my surround sound that is connected to my DVR.
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I think a remote for a Digital Stream converter box (e. g. ATSC -> NTSC) might work. I've seen such work at my home.
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No problem. I upgraded my dish net receiver to one of the newer dvr receivers and keep the old original dish reciever which I put in my motorhome and I use the winegard GM 1518 for the motor home. Everything works great and is easy to use. You will have to pay net about $7 a month to use the 2nd reciever in the motorhome. When you move about in the motorhome to different geographic locations you will need to call DISH NETWORK and advise them of your new location (address and zip code) to get local stations there--this is a free service and takes just of few minutes.
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Dear Gary,Best way to connect this is to run an HDMI from your DVR to the Denon soundbar followed by an HDMI from the soundbar to your television.Eric C.World Wide Stereo
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I am not totally familiar with the Directv remote but my guess is that it probably does not have codes to control Denon soundbars.Eric C.World Wide Stereo
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I use my direct tv remote. To control mine, so I would think a universal remote would also work.
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I don't have direct tv but for my setup I use the same remote as the tv I put the relay on for the other tv that has the receiver.
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Unfortunately, you can't.... I even called DirecTV to find out if I could program their remote to handle this sound bar and they told me "No". Thus, I ended up buying a Universal WR7 remote which I programmed to handle my DirecTV DVR, HDTV, Blu-Ray player, and the sound bar as well. The WR7 is currently working great for me in this capacity. Hope this helps!!!
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No you don't need to buy anything else. Just plug in the power (which is included in the unit) and plug the other pin into the audio o the DVR and that's it. The unit I got worked just for about a month and that's it. No more audio. Hope this helps.
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the remote was missing when I bought my house and this worked great...it will work with it's own receiver which is included...just plug it in and hook up a couple of wires...can't go wrong for $17
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If you are looking for DVR controls, it should work. There are buttons that have similar colors to the same control buttons on remotes for most cable providers. Like Time Warner- the 'A' button that is normally used to confirm actions in DVR, works with the yellow button on this remote. I would check compatibility as well on the myHarmony site before purchasing though.
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I believe it will. The unit simply replicates the code it receives. We taped the IR transmit button to the front of our DVR. It worked fine, no programming required. So .... if your Bluray or Audio is IR remote enabled ..... you should expect it to work.
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You have to register it with the satellite company to set up dvr. Also the dvr depends on which receiver you have,some can be paired with dvr, others use an external hard drive
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As long as the machine you want to control has a working remote, you can easily 'teach' the universal remote the same commands. You just put the remotes facing each other and follow the instructions in the manual. Even if you don't have remotes for those machines, the different brand program codes that come in the manual should enable you to load the universal remote. The universal remote can operate several different machines, so it should easily run your three. If you find all the functions on the FIOS/DVR don't run after loading, you can still use the other Aux button to load the commands for your DVR as though it were a separate component. As long as the machine you want to control has a working remote, you can easily 'teach' the universal remote the same commands. You just put the remotes facing each other and follow the instructions in the manual. Even if you don't have remotes for those machines, the different brand program codes that come in the manual should enable you to load the universal remote. The universal remote can operate several different machines, so it should easily run your three. If you find all the functions on the FIOS/DVR don't run after loading, you can still use the other Aux button to load the... » Read More As long as the machine you want to control has a working remote, you can easily 'teach' the universal remote the same commands. You just put the remotes facing each other and follow the instructions in the manual. Even if you don't have remotes for those machines, the different brand program codes that come in the manual should enable you to load the universal remote. The universal remote can operate several different machines, so it should easily run your three. If you find all the functions on the FIOS/DVR don't run after loading, you can still use the other Aux button to load the commands for your DVR as though it were a separate component. « Show Less